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Are you saying it amused you at one time, but no longer????
Rounded off drain plug
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Are you saying it amused you at one time, but no longer????
goeduck
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Sorry /pine you will need to amuse yourself. :wave:
Why do you keep reading them if you find them so offensive? To me that's the biggest mystery of all.
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What I said was a (paraphrased) sublimated expression that should have read "never ceases to amuse me"...
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Hate to detract from the topic but I'm curious why some folks like to play "hall monitor"...especially when they cant see the enigma for the mystery...LoL...
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Okay another hair brained idea since you are betting...
1. Drill a hole through the side of the plug.
2. Drive a hard pin through the plug that extends a bit on both ends.
3. Grind a couple of notches in a socket that fit the pin.
4. Put a ratchet and cheater bar on it.
5. Break the socket.
Oh well... next?
goeduck
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Thank you for your contributions to the post count. Much appreciated :thumbsup:
If you can think of a way to get the plug out, please chime in. :thumbsup:
k0ua
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Impact socket might not break?